Thirteen markets. One watchlist.

Mizora Pro lists thirteen tradable markets: a focused list of widely followed instruments rather than a long menu of thin ones. Each one opens on the same chart with the same indicators, drawing tools and order ticket.

• Index futures: NQ (Nasdaq 100), ES (S&P 500) and RTY (Russell 2000), as continuous contracts.
• Forex: EURUSD, GBPUSD and USDJPY, the most traded dollar pairs.
• Metals: GC (gold futures), XAUUSD (spot gold) and XAGUSD (spot silver).
• Energy: CL, WTI crude oil futures.
• Crypto: BTCUSD, ETHUSD and SOLUSD, which trade around the clock.

The watchlist has search and shows whether each market is open or closed, so you can see at a glance what is moving right now.

Prices come from a live aggregate price feed streamed to the terminal over WebSocket. Bid and ask are derived from the live price with a fixed spread per instrument, and the ticket shows both before you click.

Every fill, exit and mark uses the server's live quote, never a price sent by your browser. If the quote is stale, the order is refused rather than filled at an old price. Limit and stop orders rest on the server, and a server-side worker watches stops, targets and account limits around the clock, even with the browser closed. How orders and execution work.

Position size is set in USD notional on every market, so a futures contract, a currency pair and a coin all size the same way. The risk manager turns that size into a price on the chart where your account would hit its daily limit.

Each market has its own personality, and the right one depends on when you can sit at the screen and how you like to trade.

• Index futures are busiest around the US cash open and US economic data. Good for intraday traders who can be at the screen in New York hours.
• Forex runs around the clock on weekdays, with the London and New York sessions carrying most of the activity. Central bank decisions drive the big moves.
• Gold and silver react to the dollar, interest rates and risk sentiment, and often trend cleanly on the higher timeframes.
• Crude oil moves on supply news, inventory data and geopolitics, and can be fast around scheduled reports.
• Crypto never closes, including weekends, which suits traders with day jobs.

Each market page explains when it moves, what drives it and which tools in the terminal suit it. For a sense of the tools themselves, start with charting and order flow, which is in Beta and modelled from live prices rather than exchange depth.

You can chart and watch 32 large US stocks, including AAPL, NVDA and TSLA, in the same watchlist. They are watch-only: orders are not enabled for them. They are there so you can follow the companies that move the Nasdaq while you trade NQ and ES.

Mizora Pro accounts trade simulated capital. Every market is open to the free $50K practice account, with no card required. Paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts; see the plans and the account rules.

Coming from another platform? Read how Mizora Pro compares with MetaTrader 5 and TradeLocker, including where they are the better choice.